SMM Weekly Steel Mills Maintenance Statistics

Published: Dec 25, 2024 10:05

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According to SMM statistics, during the week of December 21 to December 27, the impact from blast furnace maintenance on pig iron is estimated to be 1.8808 million mt, up 32,000 mt WoW.

According to SMM statistics, during the week of December 21 to December 27, the impact from blast furnace maintenance on pig iron is estimated to be 1.8808 million mt, up 32,000 mt WoW. For the next week (December 28 to January 3), the impact from blast furnace maintenance on pig iron is expected to be 1.7574 million mt, down 123,400 mt WoW.

For rebar, the maintenance impact this week is estimated to be 1.591 million mt, down 18,400 mt WoW. Next week, the maintenance impact on rebar is expected to be 554,900 mt, down 36,100 mt WoW.

For hot-rolled products, the maintenance impact this week is estimated to be
204,800 mt, down 64,400 mt WoW. Next week, the maintenance impact on hot-rolled products is expected to be 209,000 mt, up 4,200 mt WoW.

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